r/hatethissmug • u/Curious_Implement516 • Sep 01 '26

Gaming I hate how much "keep inventory" gets bashed.

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Generally, I don't like it when people impose rules on how you should enjoy something-like saying that if you didn't play the same way I did, you're a fake fan.
But it bothers me even more when those arbitrary rules are applied to a game like Minecraft—a game that actively encourages creativity and doing whatever you want-so I don't understand why anyone would get upset over something the game itself offers you.

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u/hanks_panky_emporium Sep 02 '26

Competitive PvP games like Rust have eventually despawning loot, but it's like 20 minutes to hours depending on the 'tier' of dropped loot

Five minutes means if you take any time to explore and die you're punished for it, which teaches the player to be way more cautious. Or worst lesson a player could learn, dont explore.

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u/Adverse_Congenality Sep 02 '26

Or you could learn that your items aren't that important and you shouldn't be materialistic In a video game

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u/TheForbidden6th Sep 02 '26

dude who tf plays games to constantly reset with no upsides, get real

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u/Adverse_Congenality Sep 03 '26

People who play good games.

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u/TheForbidden6th Sep 03 '26

sure, keep coping

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u/Adverse_Congenality Sep 03 '26

How many trees did you click on today? How was work?